St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-07
GlGB C3.ES.

The Emerson school will open this morning.
The Y NJ. c. A. building fund now amounts
to S53, 600.
Bank clearngs yesterday amounted to
$3.50, 7S1.14.
The Womans Relief corps of George n.
Morgan post will install officers tonight.
The case of Fl. E. Owen against Jay Gard
ner, to recover some $500 alleged TO be due
for advertising, was dismissed yesterday by
Judge Young.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Emil Radt and Julia c. Durrhanimer, William
Duphe and Huldaha Ledka, Stephen Nuberger
and Annie Cinal.
The suit of August Frank against James
Thompson ct al, TO quiet title, was heard yes
terday morning By Judge Lochren, who gave
verdict for the plaintiff
The Odd Fellows will take charge of the
funeral OF the late William Duhnke, who died
suddenly in Brooklyn last Friday. The body
Will arrive here this morning.
The Cincinnati Enquirer says: Sam Bittie,
a well-known Canadian pugilist, has entered
the arena as pitcher. He will play with
the Minneapolis team next season.
North Minneapolis citizens will hold mass
meeting at Turner hall Saturday evening to
consider the question of getting the railroad
tracks on Washington and Fourth avenue
bridged.
The name of the Hotel Ardmore has been
confounded with another of similor name
about to go out of business. The Ardnore
will not c,ose, but on the contrary will soon
be enlarged.
The saesladies of the city have determined
10 organize with view of securing univer-
sal early-closing movement. The lady clerks
VIII meet Monday evening next at $3.50, in the
parlors of the Nicoliet house.
The Autographs and printing for the Suli-
van-Cardif match are being distributed. Car
diff has gone into active training at the Wash
1ngton rink. and is to have a friendly set-to
with John Donaldson at the Comique Friday
night.
The alumni of Princeton college will hold
their annual reunion at the West hotel Friday
evening, Jan. II. All Princeton men are re-
quested 10 send their address to the score
tary Of the association, W. w. Conner, 331
Hennepin avenue.
Pneumonia seems quite prevalent but DR..
Van Cleye, the city physician. says that there
are very few of the city patients suffering
from it; usually the very poor people are
most susceptible to pneumonia because of
insufficient protection from the cold.
The patrol wagon was summoned to st. An
thony elevator Wednesday night, to take
man with frozen feet to st. Barnabas hospital.
On examination the physician found it neces-
Sdry to amputate both feet below the instep.
The man is Scandinavian named Charles
Peterson.
Wednesday night DR.. Quinby left his horse
anu SioiSu Ut lIe cOFHetOI WaSUlng-
ton and Third avenues south while he went
into an office; on his return be found that
some sneak thief had stolen the robe. This
morning it was found in u pawnbrokers shop
where it had been disposed of within twenty
minutes after the theft.
The directors Of the Minneapolis Mill COM
pany will remove the West Side sawmills and
construct Il tail race extending from Ninth to
Tenth avenues for the purpose Of giving the
West Side mills an increase of ten feet of
water. There is fall of seventeen feet be-
tween the points named, aud the intention is
| to construct a tail race along the river bank
IN the rear of the mills, and secure ten
feet of this. The mills. Of course, Wo I'D have
to lower their wheels proportionateiy.
The Minneapolis Statements association held
an enthusiastic meeting at the Nicolet
house last night. 1t was reported that most
OF the clothing houses have agreed to close at
Z p. m; others have promised to do so at
once. The association decided to give q
banquet and ball at the Nicollet house the
latter part of the month, for which NJ. W.
Daunelbaum, d. Hunt, P. NJ. Neumann,
Fritz Geherup, George Evert and Mt Rus
sell were made a committee on arrangements
At the semi-annual meeting of the North
Lyudale Improvement association, the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President, Car
man n. Smith; vice-president; E. NJ. Bartlett;
secretary and treasurer, George r. Whitcomb;
committee on grading streets. c. n. Smith, 0.
street car service. George r. Whitcomb J.
Vanderharch and K Kortgaard; committee
on legislation, d. o. NJ. Rumphry,C. n. Smith
, and c. +. Baxter. 1t was decided not to i'm
prove Lyndule avenue outside of the city
limits.